Horizontal resize macvim windows#

This is the closest I have been able to get. A simple mapping remedies the o: nnoremap o o:call ResizeSplits() I have been able to create a div that with the css 'resize: horizontal ' attribute, but I can't find a way to style the grabber so it is aligned on the right border of the element.

Horizontal resize macvim windows#

There is only one case where :only and o still does not work: If the windows have the same buffer. This seems to work in almost every case I've tried. FYI additional info - Toshiba satellite C75D-A7370 with AMD A6 -5200APU quad. Things get a little wonky if you have so many vsplits that the window becomes maximized horizontally. You probably want to do something like let g:autoresizewidth &columns to set it to use the width of the original window as the width to resize by. To change the size of the shift width, use the following command. I was remembering the old analog TV's that had an external adjustment for the horizontal & vertical screen size. Configure the window width by changing the variable at the top. The gvim command causes the editor to create a new window for editing. Just happened that the 1st screen page break didn't cover extreme right edge.

The function is used with the following autocommands: if has('gui_running')Īutocmd WinEnter * let w:count = 1 | call ResizeSplits()Īutocmd BufEnter * let w:count = 1 | call ResizeSplits()Īutocmd BufHidden * let w:count = 0 | call ResizeSplits()Īutocmd BufWinLeave * let w:count = 0 | call ResizeSplits() I found out that when I scrolled there were 3 additional horizontal screens. Where the important change is that I have defined a variable w:count that is either 0 or 1. Let l:totwidth = l:count - 1 + l:count*l:colwidth First, I rewrote the ResizeSplits function: function! s:ResizeSplits() I found a solution that seems to work pretty well. It is trivial to get my plugin to work with mappings, but I am not able to get it to work reliably with ex commands like :only and :close. Is there another autocommand that can be used to detect when the number of windows has been changed, or a BufLeave-like event that is guaranteed to be executed after windows are destroyed/removed? The problem is that the ResizeSplits function does not work, since it still counts the old number of windows. This is a problem for instance when I do o or :only. It seems like the BufLeave event (and similar ones) sometimes executes before windows are closed. The plugin almost works as I want it to, but not quite. Let l:totwidth = l:count - 1 + l:count*80 Here ResizeSplits() is the function that resizes the gui window: function! s:ResizeSplits() The plugin works something like this if has('gui_running') I am writing a small plugin for gvim that automatically increases or decreases the width of the gui according to the number of vertical splits.